San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-21
MARRIED AND MATED.

a German Wedding OF the Old Style.
MIR. Jacob WeIsler. OF the Lone Star
Brewery. was welded yesterday morn
| ing at Q o'clock at st. JOseph's Catholic
church, to Miss Mary Heitgen, a well
known German young lady of this city.
Rev. Father PfeilerkOrn and two assist
ant priests performed the ceremony
with great solemnity, and Immediately
| after, solemn high mass was celebrated.
The attendants OF the bridal couple
were MIR. John Bitter and Miss Perpetua
Heitgen; August Proll and Miss Annie
Muench: Emil Otto and Miss Amanda
Ulrich; Edward jackson and Miss Aggie
Goettinger. The large church was
crowded with the friends OF the BRIDE
and groom. After the services at the
church, the party proceeded TO the
spacious residence OF Mr.. ana Mrs. j. +.
Heitgen, parents OF the bride on Elm
street and sat down tn a sumptuOus din
ner with champagne and other wines
and the remainder OF the afternoon was
spent in mirth and merriment. At night a
grand reception and banquet
took place, attended by nearly
two hundred OF the friends Of the
family. A delightful evening was spent.
The youth OF the party passed the night,
and until four O'Clock this morning, in
dancing and singing. while the elder
portion OF the company looked on and
enjoyed themselves with the edibles
and mirtbful tales Of ye olden time.
The bride was lovely In cream satin
and orangr blossoms, diamond jewelry,
and the pretty bridesmaids were be-
decked In much the same fashion. The
Young Mems Catholic Union were rep
resented by Mr.. John Gallagher and
others. Mr.. Macmillan Sutor was there
also, and favored the company with
speech and song and the LIGHT WAS
present to take notes OF the affair. The
ladies lent zest to the appetites Of their
guests by DOMINIC bib aprons and serv-
ing wines and viands with charm
log grace and delicate digits and the
older ladies csme to the rescue with
most excellent coffee.
The following list ofgifts to the bride
were presented by the different men,
bers of the company present:
Mr. and Mrs. John Heitgen, Jr., hang.
ing lamp.
Phil and Mrs. Heitgen, silver goblet
and locket.
Joe Heitgen and lady, arm chair.
Gottfried Heitgen and lady, psrasol,
rugs and cake.
Amanda Ulrich. fruit service.
Miss Perpetua Heitgen, pair vases.
Herman Heltgen, dinner service.
Miss Tillie Heitgen, lace curtains.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruchink, cham.
Der set.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Ruchlnk, oil psirt.
ings.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Eisenlohr. psrlor
lamp.
Mrs. Mary Eisenlohr, fruit dish.
Mira Muanoh nd Hauubtnra fahla car
vice and vases.
Mrs. Spsdy and family, canary cage.
Miss Elise KontZ, lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillman, parlor chande-
lIers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blinde, table linen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sietfers, tea service.
Mics Stevenson, hand painted cushion.
Miss Mary EisenlOhr, water service.
Messrs. and Miss Jackson, silver
spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Neumann, table SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wittler, hall lamp.
Mr.. ViOaur, silver coffee urn.
MT. and Mrs. Ben Lsnge, table cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOelhaue, bed spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. PrOll, bed set and splash
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eichman, dozen towels.
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painting
MIR. and Mrs. Nentwig, silver Jelly set.
John Bitter, wine service.
Miss Agnes Goettinger, wine service.
Chas. Heitgen, curtain holders.
Mir. and Mrs. Ringelstein, student
lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wesenburg, chamber
set and bOquet.
Mr.. PuettZ, sofa.
Mr.. Ochs and Mr.. Otto, table and
arm chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsrse glass. table SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiebel, brussels rug.
Mrs. and Miss Mueller, table scarf and
tidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goettinger, bed spread
and towels.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOller. pillow shams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuchs, marble table and
etaegere.
Mr.. and Mrs. KOtuls, brussels rug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabel, oil painting.
MIR. aud Mrs. Christien, etagere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schram, cup service.
Miss Lizzie Kush, pair vases.
Annie GOettinger, fruit dish.
August GoettInger, silver knives and
forks.
Mics Ida Warse, sofa cushion
A. Schmitt, toilet set.
Miss Louisa POnssrd, bed spread.
Miss Anna Kraus, table set.
Miss Maggie VOltZ, vases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Adam, box OF
soap.
Miss Mary GuettinGer, glass dish.
Miss Josephine GOettInger, fruit dish.
Mr.. and Mrs Ashley, vases.
Mr.. MOede, brandy set.
Frank and George Judd, chamber set
and vases.
| Mr. and Mrs Kunn Frnit ,,Iataa